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Can you get addicted? What are some withdrawal symptoms?

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Can you get addicted? What are some withdrawal symptoms?

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Bath Salts are a very addictive drug.
Some symptoms include fatigue, depression, anxiety, slow thinking, intense cravings, tremors, and nightmares.

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Bath salts increases dopamine in the neurotransmitter of the brain. This makes them become addictive.

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By: Olivia Fulton & Adin Rymek

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The man on the left overdosed on Bath salts. He attacked the man on the left and ate parts of his body. The man on the right only lived two years afterwards.

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~It looks like clear pop rocks and it come in small bags, but once you use it most of the time it is chopped up into a powder

~Typically swallowed, snorted, smoked, or injected

Type: Stimulants

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Short-term: Sweating, nausea, vomiting, and severe paranoia that can cause harm to others

Long term: Stroke, Heart attack, death

Overdose: Seizures, violent behavior, panic attacks

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In September of 2011, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) banned the producing, selling, and possession of bath salts because of a spike in use of the drug.

Possession results in a potential fine of up to $25,000 and prison term of between one to three years.

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This man overdosed on Bath Salts and turned violent and arguably insane. Because he abused this drug, he ended up looking like this (picture on right). 

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